DSLR lens question
I need to buy a lens (or lenses) for a Nikon D5000. It's a work thing and I'm the authorized purchaser although I will not be using the camera. The camera will be used by scientists who are not...
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http://www.nikonusa.com/Learn-And-Explore/Photography-Tips/fvttrrex/1/Long-and-Short-of-It.html
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What is your exact budget and how much of the shooting will be in low light conditions?
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Myles Long wrote:What is your exact budget and how much of the shooting will be in low light conditions?Low light should be rare. Nearly all outdoors in bright daylight. I have $300 - $400 now, and...
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zoobadger wrote:Myles Long wrote:What is your exact budget and how much of the shooting will be in low light conditions?Low light should be rare. Nearly all outdoors in bright daylight. I have $300...
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You'll have to better define up close. Would that be Macro photography? Nikon 55 - 300mm f/4.5-5.6G ED AF-S DX VR II for $340.00 I've used this lens on a Nikon D3100, and it's damn good for a consumer...
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I have a jack of all trade lens that I really like. It's a Tamron 18-250 f/3.5-6.3. Tamron 18-270 f/3.5-6.3 $479 after mail in rebate. Here are some I took with the 18-250 that I have. It focuses...
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Tammy 18-270 would be a good call for much of this but not sure about the macro part.
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Those are exactly the types of photos that we'll be using the camera for. Thanks.
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Then the Nikon 55-300mm I linked above would be perfect. You can get fairly close to document insects without going full blown macro. c
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Side note, there's a good price on a decent point and shoot on woot.com today - Panasonic w/Leica glass, a fairly wide and decent zoom...
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scoobs69 wrote:Then the Nikon 55-300mm I linked above would be perfect. You can get fairly close to document insects without going full blown macro. cExcept it doesn't provide the all in one wide and...
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Only thing is, they don't need an ultra wide angle. It's a lens for outdoor shooting/recording wildlife. The extra 30mm of reach on the long end will be more beneficial to their needs than the extra...
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And what would you gents rec. regarding flash/lighting for him, especially for cu's of bugs?
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I would recommend not getting anything for lighting if they're shooting during daylight. If they're shooting at night, and their not trying to make award winning photography, using the pop-up flash...
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Myles Long wrote:scoobs69 wrote:Then the Nikon 55-300mm I linked above would be perfect. You can get fairly close to document insects without going full blown macro. cExcept it doesn't provide the all...
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